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Faraday Future has hired the grandson of former U.S. President Nixon as a strategic advisor to accelerate the global expansion of its "EAI + Cryptocurrency" strategy.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/11/03 03:15:53

BlockBeats News, November 3rd, according to official sources, Faraday Future has announced a global strategic consulting agreement with Chris Nixon Cox, Board Member of the Richard Nixon Foundation and grandson of the 37th President of the United States, Richard Nixon. Cox will serve as a senior advisor to the company in global investor relations, government affairs, and industry cooperation, supporting FF's "EAI + Crypto" dual-wheel and dual-platform strategy to accelerate international deployment.

Cox will be responsible for introducing potential global strategic investors to FF, strengthening communication and policy exchange with governments, and expanding cross-border industry cooperation. He will also join the FFAI Global Strategic Advisory Committee established by FF.

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